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Twenty Stories that made Yeadon Famous For Me.

Day 15- In Motion. Perpetually.

Did we have a lot of independent thinkers in the town? I cannot remember many although there were lots of men (and women) who hung around the library like it was a drug den.

There was my English teacher who strode around Yeadon like she was a grand character in a Victorian melodrama. Lots of big arm gestures. Putting on ballet in the Town Hall and talking to people like they were at the back of the theatre.

She made it obvious that she did not like boys. The classroom seating plan reflected that. Ballet girls sat nearest her desk. Then other girls by rank,. The mid-station was the boys she could tolerate and then in the furthest corner, she put the rough boys. I do not know how I got stuck there (I was a massive softie) but it was me, John Busby, Glenn Duncan and Clive Harrison in the sin bin at the back.

One time we were given a green plastic Emerald allowed 5 minutes to make up a one-act play about it. We thought she had gone mad. We were not going to do play acting!!!

To be fair, looking back she was probably being very brave and ambitious for us. Trying to impart a love of drama and dance. Her shows in the Town Hall were very popular and the likes of me and John Busby were clueless cavemen. Last I heard John had stolen a police car from Yeadon airport and driven it to London. One of the happiest moments of my childhood was when he broke a knuckle beating me up. He said I had a tough head.

The real free thinker in Yeadon was William Starkey who invented a theoretical perpetual motion machine which once started would power all the looms in his mill down Kirk Lane for eternity. He was inspired by the story of Ezekiel in the bible who had seen celestial engines driven by wheels within wheels.

Imagine an engine that would never need coal but would run forever once you gave it a push. Endless energy provided by four large metal balls that rolled around chutes in a bigger wheel, providing forward momentum for a drive wheel.

Of course, it did not work and the man lost a fortune but I admire him...like the teacher... for having a go

The mill has now gone but Starkey's frame was at one time visible in the end wall.

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